In this post, I provide some ideas on how to write a convincing conference submission for your training course.
This post is part of a series:So you want to train at Black Hat (or other conferences)?
In this post, I want to talk through my thought process for practical exercises for the participants to do rather than just listening to me.
This post is part of a series:So you want to train at Black Hat (or other conferences)?
In this post, I want to talk about one of the key deciders of your course’s success - how you will differentiate it from everything else on the market.
This post is part of a series:So you want to train at Black Hat (or other conferences)?
In this post, I want to talk through the financial aspects of training including expenses and effort to take into account and some thoughts on how different conferences do pricing.
This post is part of a series:So you want to train at Black Hat (or other conferences)?
In this post I will give you some personal background about how I got into delivering public training courses and why. Hopefully it will put some of the later chapters in perspective and also help you understand the motivation you might need to do this.
This post is part of a series:So you want to train at Black Hat (or other conferences)?
